🌀 Welcome to episode 8 of “Entre Palabras”, the Spanish podcast designed for learners and curious minds! In this episode, we dive into one of the world’s most intriguing archaeological mysteries: the Nazca Lines in Peru. Who created these enormous geoglyphs in the middle of the desert? Why were they made? Are they religious symbols, astronomical maps… or messages to extraterrestrials?This podcast is perfect for Spanish learners who want to improve their listening comprehension, expand vocabulary, and learn Spanish through fascinating stories about history, art, and global curiosities. Whether you're a beginner or intermediate student, you'll enjoy learning Spanish while exploring the wonders of the world.🎧 In this episode:Discover what the Nazca Lines are and where they are located.Explore the main theories about their purpose and meaning.Learn useful Spanish vocabulary related to archaeology, mystery, and ancient cultures.Practice your Spanish with clear, engaging narration.“Entre Palabras” helps you learn Spanish naturally through meaningful content. Each episode blends storytelling, culture, and language learning, making your Spanish journey fun and effective. This is not just language practice — it’s an experience.💡 If you’re a Spanish student, language enthusiast, or simply someone who enjoys mysterious topics, this podcast will keep you entertained while helping you improve your Spanish skills.🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a comment, and share the episode with fellow learners or Spanish lovers. New episodes every week with topics that spark curiosity and boost your language confidence!

🧠💬 Welcome to Entre Palabras, the podcast for curious minds and Spanish learners! In this Episode 7, we dive into the fascinating world of “falsos amigos”, or false cognates — those sneaky words that look similar in Spanish and English but have very different meanings.Whether you’re a Spanish student, a language lover, or just someone who enjoys curious facts about language, history, and culture, this episode is packed with valuable vocabulary, real-life examples, and plenty of fun moments to keep you engaged. Improve your Spanish listening comprehension, learn to avoid common mistakes, and deepen your understanding of how languages shape the way we think!🗣️ We’ll explore pairs like “embarazada” vs. “embarrassed”, “actual” vs. “actual”, and more — all while speaking 100% in Spanish to help you immerse yourself in the language naturally.💡Perfect for learners at the intermediate or advanced level, this episode is also a great tool for teachers looking for authentic content to share with their students.👇 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of Entre Palabras, where we explore the quirkiest and most curious topics of the Spanish-speaking world.

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Entre Palabras, ¡el podcast para mentes curiosas que aprenden español! En este sexto episodio, nos sumergimos en las supersticiones más fascinantes y misteriosas del mundo hispano. Desde la mala suerte del martes 13 hasta el poder del «mal de ojo», explorarás cómo las creencias y tradiciones dan forma a la vida cotidiana en todas las culturas hispanohablantes.

Este podcast es completamente en español, perfecto para estudiantes de nivel intermedio y avanzado que quieran mejorar su comprensión auditiva, ampliar su vocabulario y aprender de forma natural a través de historias atractivas y conocimientos culturales. Tanto si eres un estudiante de español, un entusiasta de los idiomas o simplemente alguien que disfruta con datos curiosos sobre el mundo, este episodio es para ti.

Presentado con un español claro y expresivo, te guiamos a través del tema mientras te ayudamos a entender el contexto y el significado sin subtítulos. Cada episodio está diseñado para acercarte a la fluidez mientras descubres la riqueza de las culturas hispanohablantes.

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